Boston, MA 02/06/2014 (wallstreetpr) – As reported by 9to5MAC, Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL)‘s deal with GT Advanced underlines a clearer sense of the partnership that took place last year. The two companies had closed in a pact to open a manufacturing factory in Mesa, Arizona, back last year, however, the exact reason for the purpose of the factory was not clear then. But, now 9to5Mac’s indepth analysis about the deal highlights Apple’s idea to manufacture sapphire crystal displays for its next iPhone 6. 9to5Mac’s theory for the idea is formed on the basis of its intensive analysis of GT Advanced’s import/export data, which uncovered a massive stockpile up of Intego Sirius inspection tool components. Unlike in camera sensor or touch based home buttons, these tools are meant for inspecting Sapphire Crystal display.This satisfies the connotation that Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) may be gearing up to switch from present Gorilla Glass displays to Sapphire Crystal in its future products.
In the end, the claims seem to fall in place as 9to5Mac states that GT has already taken delivery of518 furnace and chamber systems and if its manufacturing abilities are evaluated,then it is good enough proof that it could easily manufacture nearly 100-200 million sapphire crystal displays annually for Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL). Even the most recent SEC filings relating to “Consumer Electronic Products” too denotes that any non-Apple product partnership is highly doubtful.
Apple Dumps Bitcoin
Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) is not getting along well with Bitcoin as the tech giant takes the last evidence of its existence, Blockchain, out from its App store. Bitcoin, a more recent chipped money, which reached new highs quickly across the globe, but is even quicker to be dumped back in shades.The concept is soon loosing its favor from most of the countries, due to legal apprehensions surrounding it, right from moneylaundering to thefts. As most of the economies are gradually making their stance clear about the currency, Apple too made its idea clear about the validity of it as it removed the last iOs App, Blockchain, from the store without releasing any official statement.
Reportedly, Blockchain’sdeveloper are not happy with this move, quite evident from their post referring Steve Job’s ideology of being different. This followed another statement by them expressing unhappiness over the absence of any disclaimer from Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL).
